Presentation Basics Cece ey See Matching (Match the term in Column 1 to its description in Column 2 Column 1 Column 2 ‘Template 2. A black-and-white printing mode that saves colored ink or toner 2.Handout —_b. Apredefined arrangement of placeholdersw 3. Layout ©. Asmall picture of a slide 4, Thumbnail. A predesigned presentation 5.Grayscale _e. A printed copy of @ presentation for audience use True/False CireloT if the statement is tre or Ff the statement i false. T F 1. Anew, blank presentation appears on your screen when you launch PowerPoint. TF 2, When you save a presentation for the first time, the Save As dislog box appears, TF 3, You can copy and paste content from most Windows applications into PowerPoint. TF 4. PowerPoint can print just the text of your slide without printing any graphics via an Outline layout, TF 5, Ifyou use printer that does not print in color, your slides will appear in grayscale when viewed in Print Preview. Project 2- Creating a New Presentation from a Template As director of the Citywide Business Alliance, one of your jobs is to introduce the guest speaker at the organization's monthly meeting. To do this, you will create a new presentation from a theme template and then reuse a slide with information about the speaker from a different presentation GET READY. LAUNCH PowerPoint if it is not already running. 1. Click the File tab and then click New to open the New Presentation window. 2. Scroll if necessary and click the lon template. In the dialog box that appears, click the purple sample and then click Create, 3. In the Click to add title placeholder, type Citywide Business Alliance. 4. In the Click to add subtitle placeholder, type Guest Speaker: Stephanie Bourne. 5. On the Home tab, click the arrow below the New Slide button to open its menu and then click Reuse Slides, 6. In the Reuse Slides task pane, click the Browse drop-down arrow and then click Browse File, 7. Navigate to the location where the sample files for this lesson are stored and open the Bourne.pptx presentation file. 8. In the Rouse Slides task pane, click slide 1. The slide is added to your new presentation. Close the Reuse Slides task pane. 9. Click the File tab and then click Print. Only print if instructed by your instructor. The Print controls appear in Backstage view. ick the Color drop-down arrow, and on the menu that appears, click Grayscale.40 Lesson 2 111 Click the Full Page Slides drop-down arrow, and on the menu that appears, click 2 Slides under the Handouts section. 12, Click Print to print the handout in grayscale mode. Only print if instructed by your instructor, Otherwise, click the Back button, or press Esc to leave Backstage view without printing. 13, Click the File tab and click Save As, or click the Save icon on the Quick Access Toolbar. Click Browse and navigate to the folder where you are storing the solutions for this lesson. 14, Open the Save as type drop-down list and click PowerPoint 97-2003 Presentation, 15, Select the text in the saved as Speaker.ppt. 16. CLOSE the presentation file. le name box, press Delete, and then type Speaker. The file is PAUSE. LEAVE PowerPoint open for use in the next project. Project 2-2: Creating a Presentation from a Outline You are the edicoril director for Lucerne Publishing, a small publishing house that provides edi torial services to other businesses. Your sales manager has asked you to prepare a simple presenta- ‘ion that lists the services offered by your editorial staff, You can create this presentation from an outline that was created eatlie GET READY. LAUNCH Power? if itis not already running. 1. CREATE a new, blank presentation. 2. In the title placeholder, type Lucerne Publishing. 3. In the subtitle placeholder, type Editorial Services and then click outside the placeholder. 4. Use the Slides from Outline command to locate the Microsoft Word document named Editorial Services and then click Insert. 5. n the Outline pane, click slide 6. 6. Use the Reuse Slides command to locate and open the About Lucerne presentation and then add slide 3 from that presentation to the end of your new presentation as the final slide. 7. Print one copy of the presentation in a layout that shows nine slides vertically per page. 8. SAVE the presentation as Lucerne Editorial Services and then CLOSE the file. EXIT PowerPoint,